The Brits are dealing with an event that is very nearly the mirror image of the George Floyd event. A young white Brit - Henry Nowak - was stabbed by young Sikh - Vickram Digma - and when the police arrived they handcuffed Henry, the victim, and asked Vickram if he was okay.
Henry meanwhile repeatedly said "I've been stabbed," and "I can't breathe." To this the cops replied "I don't think you have, mate."
No ambulance was called and Henry died, choking on his own blood. Eventually Vickram was tried, convicted, and sentenced to 21 years, the minimum allowed for this offense.
An insider board investigated the officers' behavior and found them not culpable. The British public is beyond angry at the police taking the non-Brit's side, something they've been taught to do in an DEI effort not to stir up immigrant anger.
Being even-handed when non-whites are involved is a punishable offense for Brit cops. British prosecutors are lame, too.
By the way, Brits have mostly gotten guns off the street, so now they cope with, and worry about, "knife crime" and autos as mass murder implements. The impulse to violence will find a way.
